1943 D Steel penny 0

[Jaynh]

Hey guys I could  use  your help again determine whether or not if this is a double die? & thank you 

[Greenstang]

Sorry, I can't see any Doubling.

[Jaynh]

1 hour ago, Greenstang said:

Sorry, I can't see any Doubling.

Thank you. I was just taking another look at the D And  the bottom looks like a sideways S

[Jaynh]

11 minutes ago, Jaynh said:

Thank you. I was just taking another look at the D And  the bottom looks like a sideways S

 

[kbbpll]

Mine looks almost exactly like yours. It's either an artifact of replating or plain old MD.

[Jaynh]

48 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

Mine looks almost exactly like yours. It's either an artifact of replating or plain old MD.

 

48 minutes ago, kbbpll said:

Mine looks almost exactly like yours. It's either an artifact of replating or plain old MD.

Nice.There are RPM & D over S together 

[Just Bob]

I believe this quote, by D W Lange, is appropriate in this situation:

" That coin has a form of doubling commonly seen on 1943 cents that resulted from the erosive effects of the plated planchets. A line from the duplicate ... image toward the primary one points directly at the center of the coin, confirming that it is simply a result of die erosion. This is commonly seen on both the date and mintmark, always in the same direction away from the center. "

[Greenstang]

The way the "Doubling" is flowing towards the rim, I would say it DDD, a form of Die Erosion.